Faúr sobre los bordes del significado
Por David Ramírez “Hoy lucho a solas con la palabra. La que me pertenece, a la que pertenezco: ¿cara o cruz, águila o sol?” — Octavio Paz, Águila o sol […]
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Faur On The Edges of Meaning
By David Ramírez “Today I fight alone with a word. The word which belongs to me, and to which I belong: heads or tails? eagle or sun?” — Octavio Paz, […]
The Geonim of Babylonia and the Shaping of Medieval Jewish Culture
By Robert Brody Introduction One of the most misunderstood issues in the traditional Jewish religious world is the transmission of the legal traditions of Israel. Today all centers of […]
Cristo nonato: Una somera reseña conjunta de The Gospel According to the Jews y el Caesar’s Messiah
Por David Ramírez En esta reseña se intentará cubrir dos libros que conforman una crítica al Jesús histórico, el supuesto fundador del cristianismo y la Iglesia cristiana primitiva. El primero […]
Christ Unborn: A Cursory Joint Review of Faur’s The Gospel According to the Jews and Atwill’s Caesar’s Messiah
By David Ramírez The present review will attempt to cover two books that form a criticism of the historical Jesus, the alleged founder of Christianity, and the early Christian Church. […]
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